Here is the reason I ask this question. I feel as if I have learned some very significant lessons while walking, all of which have fundamentally changed the way I see, feel, and understand the world.

I have realized that sacred spaces or places of belonging aren't only places on a map or places you can give directions to; they are also in us. To me, that location is the sacred space.

When you walk with no shoes, you are immediately invited to presence. Each step is different. Each step is vital. Each step is dynamic.

Not all mileage on life’s many road trips is equal, nor are all distances even perceptible. While some of our journeys beg for acknowledgement, others we prefer to travel under (emotional) cover.

The thing about ThisMorningWalk is that it is like some of the harder moments in life. A headwind in life leaves you feeling vulnerable, ungrounded, and exposed. It requires determination, and a unwavering belief in yourself in order to make it.